INDEX. ACCESS, A want of, cannot be proved by father or mother; 180. ACCESSARY, nor by their declarations after their deaths, may be proved by circumstantial evidence, 113. conviction of principal, how far evidence against, 229. 230. ACCOMPLICE. See tit. Principal. in felony, a competent witness; 28. 29. though promised a pardon or reward; 31. act of, evidence against the rest, when, 74. in trespass, 31. confirmatory evidence, how far necessary, 32. ACCORD AND SATISFACTION, evidence under non assumpsit, 127. ACQUITTAL, in Court of Exchequer, on information, 258. See tit. in criminal prosecution, not evidence to disprove the fact in civil suits, 242. by foreign court of competent jurisdiction, 252. ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, general acts, 219. distinction of public and private, when first adopted, 220. taken notice of judicially, Id. not given in evidence unless pleaded, when, Id. otherwise, in assumpsit, 221. statute exempting from penalty evidence proof of, 288. private acts, 220. under nil debet, Id. not taken notice of judicially, unless pleaded; 220. ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, (continued.) except where recognised by public act, or under special clause, Id. proof of, by examined copy, 289. public how proved, 305. ADDRESS, ADMINISTRATION, how granted, 300. letters of, proved by certificate, Id. ADMIRALTY, by original book of acts, Id. examined copy, 301. Sentence in court of, conclusive in questions of prize, 248.249. on all courts and persons, Id. proof of, 296. in foreign court of, conclusive evidence in this country, when; 249. 250. though founded on particu- conclusive, upon what points, Id. when condemnation is gene- when not conclusive, when ADMISSION. See tit. Confesssion, Answer in Chancery. against interest; 191. 192. entry by deceased steward, &c. charging himself, Id. by agent. See tit. Agent. by party to suit, evidence against him; 71. 72. &c. on record, though merely trustees; Id. interested, though not on record, Id. of rated inhabitant, on question of settle- of party, for whose benefit the action is effect of, 78.80. brought, Id. of defendant, evidence against co-defendant, when; 44. in action of covenant, Id. of trespass, Id. to get rid of an action; 78.79. against others, 73. 74. 82. of partner, evidence against co-partner, when, 73. acts of party, amounting to, 171. tenant cannot dispute his landlord's title, 171. ADULTERY, action for, confession of wife not evidence for husband, 64. or, their letters, when living separate, 64. several acts of adultery may be proved, within or, indecent familiarities before the wife's general bad character, in mitigation, 139. 7 or particular acts of adultery before, Id. or that she made the first advance; the plaintiff's crim. con. with other women, 139. 140. wife's letters to defendant, not evidence for de- declaration at the time of eloping, 203. AFFIRMATION. See tit. Quaker. admission of, when evidence against principal; 74-78. receipt by agent, 75. letter of agent, 75. 76. proof of admission, 74. 75. of wife, as agent of husband, 69. competent witness for principal; 94. who, such an agent, Id. AGREEMENT. And see tit. Contract. blank in, when to be supplied by parol evidence, 418. consideration, when to be specified in memorandum of. discharged by parol, when, 444. mistake in drawing of, when and how rectified, 458. parol evidence not admissible to vary or contradict; 437. 441. as, to show that a different quality of goods was AGREEMENT, (continued.) : otherwise, as to a variation in time or mode of declaration of auctioneer, not to vary conditions of sale, 438. See tit. Evidence. stamp not requisite, when, 405-409. specific performance of. See tit. Specific. ALIBI, remark on proof of, 230. AMBIGUITY, latent, explained by parol evidence; 410. grant of manor of S., there being two of that name; Id. devise to two of the same name, 411. mistake in devisee's name, Id.. in the description of the premises, 412. in the name of the fund, Id. patent, in deed or will, not to be so explained; 416. 417. ANSWER, but the circumstances of the testator may be blank in will; 418.. in written agreement, which need not be in in Chancery. See tit. Chancery. APPROVEMENT, ancient doctrine of, 29. modern practice, in its stead, 30. See tit. Accomplice. ARBITRATION, (See tit. Award.) ARTICLES OF THE PEACE, exhibited by wife against husband; 68. affidavit contradicting, not to be received, 68. ARTICLES OF WAR, how proved, 305. ASSAULT, evidence of first assault by plaintiff not admissible, under general issue, except in mitigation, 129. what the party says at the time of receiving the hurt, conviction for the same, not evidence in an action for several actions for, against several, defendant in one if defendant, under plea of son assault, prove the assault ASSUMPSIT, See tit. (Non-Assumpsit.) delivery of goods, proved by shop-book, when, 195-199. 154. INDEX. ASSUMPSIT, (continued.) one, who has received money for defendant's use, is competent, 53. ATHEIST, not competent witnesses, 17. ATTACHMENT, ATTENDANCE, ATTORNEY, of witnesses, for contempt, 4. 5. of witness, at trial. See tit. Witness. evidence of being, 312. in action by, for fees, contents of bill delivered, proved by duplicate original, 343. bill delivered not conclusive against an addi- not to reveal confidential communications of a client, AVERMENT, immaterial what, 158-160. See also, tit. Indictment. AWARD, evidence, when; and when conclusive; 235.287. between what parties, 179. 287. between an occupier of land and a township, as to the liability of repairing a road, not evidence against a conclusive, on all matters referred, (whether of law or not as to matters not inquired into, 287. 288. in action upon, submission and execution of award to be proved, 301. submission of all parties, Id. evidence to prove transfer of stock, 312. BANKRUPT, commissioners of, their proceedings. See tit. Commis competent, on proof of certificate and of release to as signees of his share in the surplus; 98. competent, after second bankruptcy, when, 51.98. declarations by, at the time of absenting himself, 202. incompetent to prove his own act of bankruptcy, 98. to increase the fund; 51. |